Will this cover/re-silver vessels (trays & other serving pieces) with black spots?
28717
No. It will not cover the black spots on your silver. It is more like a polish.
2189571
Yes!! I have. It now looks like copper in places and the plastic covered feet have marked my sink black. It's very disappointing.
836455
The only suggestion I have is to try to blend it by dabbing a light coat of the varnish on the center of the spotty patches, then lightly feather the edges of the varnish spot into the surrounding surface. It may not be identical but should be close. I feel your frustration. Good luck.
2097858
yup, I am always picking up pieces of chrome that flake off, I have even picked up some small metal slivers, so you gotta just be aware that you may encounter that with these. The flakes aren't huge, but against my black mats they stand out.
1992943
I haven't had black spot issue. But it did work well on a yellowing problem I had with the leaves. It might well be worth a try.
1309062
I have used it to remove blackened spots on the interior of my pans, but I did it a little at the time, over a period of days, scrubbing gently. Eventually all the black was gone. The pans don't look "new" again, but they don't seem to have lost their non-stick quality, either.
415700
We just bought ours and washed it for first time tonight. Before packing her first lunch, we noticed the black smudges, mostly in grooves and near edges though also some on flatter portions of the pieces. After scrubbing and scraping, it mostly is coming off. It looks like something burned or remnants from manufacturing (since ours is brand new). I emailed the company for information; we'll see if they replace.
1130735
Yes, it should cover any small gap just fine. Our counter top was two pieces with a butterfly corner sink , and after several years , the two unitsseparated slightly . This product covered everything perfectly . We were well pleased .
955827
Not patches, but definitely discolored. My understanding is the dis colorization is oxidation, which you definitely want bit will protect the pot as well as the flavor of whatever you are cooking. Basically it is the aluminum version of "seasoning" the pot.
1865360
I think it would. I covered a gouge in my countertop that had the black part exposed. On one of the instructional YouTube videos for this product, they were filling in the seam between two countertop pieces. You might have to practice putting it on though. If it doesn't look right when you've placed the product, you can remove it with the solvent. I made a mistake the first time I applied it, and was able to take it off with the solvent (it had only set a minute or two) and then try again.
276153
I've had mine for about a year now and no silverware marks so far. They did her some odd round brown stains though and I have no idea where these come from
1366507
If it looks like little sand pebbles, then yes. I noticed these little black spots near the aluminum joints. I'll probably ask Philips about this since it's not just me.
9099
It did for my piece. was small very old cranberry dish, 1/2 of bottom had copper showing, after using, can not see copper
1130736
Yes, I believe that it will cover. The primary color coat is very thick, and will have no problem covering any color. Where you need to be careful is when you're sanding the surface after you put down the color chips. If you sand that edge too much, you will sand off the color coat. If you do this, you can just re-do that portion, so inspect the edges after you've sanded to make sure that you didn't sand too aggressively.
2128944
All over will not hurt. But I have used this for almost 3 months will no change in the dark spots
1708860
The imagine I used was a thick black line drawing, and yes, you could still see it through the black coating. You had to be looking to know it was there, though, so I dont think it is too much of a problem. Your mileage my vary, though.
1434443
I have used this pot numerous times on an electric flattop stove. I do not have any "black patches inside after boiling water". However, I have noticed a few small dark circles on the bottom of the pot - which appear to occur when there is a heavy stream of bubbles rising from the bottom of the pot during a full rolling boil. However, these spots are minimal and have not had any adverse effect on the use of the pot.